What are the symptoms of lung tumor

The early symptoms of lung tumors may include coughing up blood, chest and back pain, and unexplained fever. Therefore, if you find these symptoms in your body, you must pay attention to them and go to the hospital for a more comprehensive examination.

1. Clinical symptoms:

1. Cough 2. Hemoptysis 3. Fever 4. Chest pain 5. Shortness of breath or pleural effusion.

2. Physical signs:

1. Supraclavicular lymphadenopathy 2. Recurrent laryngeal nerve compression signs: such as vocal cord paralysis and hoarseness 3. Superior vena cava compression syndrome: such as varicose veins in the neck and chest, cyanosis 4. Cervical sympathetic nerve syndrome: such as sunken eyeball on the affected side, ptosis of the upper eyelid, miosis of the pupil, etc. 5. Malignant effusion 6. Hematogenous metastasis. Such as bone, liver, and brain metastases.

3. Early symptoms of lung cancer

Early symptoms of lung tumors generally include cough, hemoptysis, chest and back pain, wheezing, and unexplained fever. We know that lung tumors are malignant tumors that occur in our respiratory organ, the lungs, so the symptoms are closely related to the location where they occur.

4. Generally speaking, lung tumors are divided into central lung tumors and peripheral lung tumors. Central lung tumors generally show symptoms slightly earlier because they occur in the main bronchi, causing coughing, blood in sputum, or chest discomfort earlier. When the peripheral type is discovered, once the tumor accumulates to the pleura, there may be changes in chest pain. If it develops further, pleural lesions will appear and pleural effusion will occur.